Made Ltd

MADE IN AFRICA FOR
DEVELOPMENT AND EMPOWERMENT

The aim of Baylis MADE is to help our clients grow into efficient, market-leading African manufacturers

Baylis MADE consultancy and advisory services draw on the ethos and expertise of Baylis by offering hands-on turnaround management and strategic advice to African manufacturing, industrial and telecommunications firms. The practice was borne out of our strong emphasis on the intensively hands-on, operationally led and interventionist investment management approach that we think is a requirement for superior risk adjusted return performance in the context of African markets.

HOW WE IMPACT

Employing a robust stable of deeply experienced Operating Partners and Senior Advisors, we support the realization of products and technologies Made in Africa for Development and Empowerment ("MADE") by specializing in maximizing sales and profitability through key management support services to clients, including:

Strategic management, production process optimization and unit cost minimization
Strategic management, production process optimization and unit cost minimization
Strategic management, production process optimization and unit cost minimization
Strategic management, production process optimization and unit cost minimization
Strategic management, production process optimization and unit cost minimization
Strategic management, production process optimization and unit cost minimization

GENDER LENS INVESTING (GLI)

The African manufacturing sector has been long overlooked and African manufacturers have few resources to support their ability to survive; MADE seeks to help manufacturers thrive.

With the proper support resources, African manufacturers can dominate their local markets, expand to take advantage of regional opportunities and ultimately aspire to international exports.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS &
DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Similarly, telecommunications and digital infrastructure innovations have largely not yet arrived in Africa. Without optimizing the development of these industries, Africa will not industrialize.

The massive opportunity to provide an on-ramp for Africa's teeming and youthful growing population to global communications networks requires an experienced understanding of the current landscape and the various consumer segments to achieve success. We believe Africa offers the most compelling landscape remaining for telecommunications expansion.

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